Researchers are working with a toothpaste that could one day help prevent severe allergic reactions. It won’t cure the allergy but it could make the body’s response less life-threatening.
Led by the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI), the study found that two thirds of children with a peanut allergy remain allergic by the age of 10 years. But for those who did naturally ...
Another passenger eating a Snickers bar, or even a peanut butter sandwich, poses no significant risk to the other passenger." Dr. Purvi Parikh, an allergist and immunologist with the Allergy ...
Baxendale, who had a severe peanut allergy, had moved to New York City from England to pursue a career as a dancer and was in “the prime of her life,” according to the lawsuit filed Thursday in ...
The estate of a young dancer with a peanut allergy who died after eating a mislabeled cookie produced by a Long Island company has filed a wrongful-death lawsuit, claiming the failure to properly ...